
Avocado imports are driving this market’s reefer market
Avocado import volumes from Mexico have more than quadrupled since the U.S. market was fully opened to Mexican imports in

Avocado import volumes from Mexico have more than quadrupled since the U.S. market was fully opened to Mexican imports in

The pandemic has driven consumers to shift purchases to online retail. This continues to drive demand for warehouse space as

One of the most exhausting and frustrating aspects of trucking is the lack of truck parking at night. After about

Each state has crops that dominate annual production and generate thousands of truckloads of freight, but few do so to


Following close on the heels of the six-week cherry season (mid-April to May) in central California, the Northwest cherry season


In any non-pandemic year, DAT typically sees dry van and reefer spot rates peak around the July 4 holiday week.


In an episode of DAT’s Freightvine podcast, host Chris Caplice chatted with Dr. Matthias Winkenbach, a research scientist at the


Flatbed average rates in the Top 10 markets increased by $0.12/mile last week, but there were some wild fluctuations rates



As temperatures warm, we transition from fruits and vegetables grown abroad in the southern hemisphere (and some warmer U.S. markets)


The most recent data from the USDA highlights the damage the pandemic has had on domestic produce volumes. It’s averaging


The recently released Retail Truck Tonnage Index highlights the extraordinary growth we’re seeing in the retail freight sector. It’s already


This year’s Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) International Roadcheck “week” is taking place May 4-6. Over the 72-hour period, the